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Over and out, CIBS
19th July 1980, Page 22
19th July 1980
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COACH operator members of the Coach and Independent Bu Section (CIBS) of the Confederation of British Roat Passenger Transport now have a national two-way radi4 channel available for their use only.
and coach contact to a combination of base operators who could be CIBS members able to provide operators with emergency assistance in case of breakdown.
Although the radio channel allocated to CIBS is classified as 'non-exclusive,'" the Home Office does not plan to re-assign the frequency.